i don't think so; it's a default install. how do i check?
i see nothing unusual in dmesg, although it does say 'AppArmor
initialized' and 'AppArmor Filesystem Enabled'.
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are you using the 64-bit version of 8.10? it seems to be confined to
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actually, it may be related to apparmor and ssh. if i run the script
locally on one of my work machines (32-bit), it works fine. if i ssh to
the machine and run the script, the terminal locks up with 50% CPU
usage. i have to kill the process.
i've been trying to run the script through ssh on th
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it looks like there are 2 problems here. if i remove everything java
from my work (32-bit) computer, the problem goes away (no more lockups).
that got rid of /usr/share/binfmts/jar, which i assume was the source of
the lockups. that's definitely a security issue because an unprivileged
user can la
not sure this adds anything, but if i set my login shell to /bin/sh
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dugrands, what did you cat that shows binary code? a script is written
in text.
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how is this not a security issue? with the second problem, an
unprivileged user can launch a DOS attack by maxing out the CPU.
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can you try after SSH-ing off of your 64-bit machine and back to it?
the problem might occur only through an SSH connection.
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i think i've provided all of the requested information. should i mark
the bug as 'new' again?
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i think there were actually 2 problems. the original problem on my 64-bit
(home) machine is still present. when i try to run the above shell script on
the 64-bit machine i get this error:
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i can add a login for you on my home computer if it will be helpful...
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dugrands, what exactly is the error it gives you?
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jesse, how did you recreate that 100% CPU problem? when i uninstalled
java and mono, the problem went away for me and doesn't come back even
if i reinstall them.
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last night around midnight i updated karmic. this morning i woke up to
find that devkit-daemon was using up 2.8 GB. yes, GB, as in gigabytes.
i'm pretty sure that's not right...
also gnome-power-manager is pegged at 100% CPU, but i'm guessing that
has to do with the above p
this appears to have been fixed by the latest devkit-power...
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also currently, the only thing that uses the indicator applet is the evolution
mail notifier, correct? all i see are disadvantages:
1. people who (for some reason) run evolution in KDE or other desktops
won't get new mail warnings.
2. it adds to the complexity of the panel.
3. it takes up prec
i have a question? why do we need both an indicator applet and a
notification area? i don't see a big difference between the two, and
things like new mail icons use to show up in the latter. is there a UI
spec i can read somewhere with a rationale for this?
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thanks for the answer, rick. not to belabour the point, but isn't that
exactly what the notification area is designed to do? and the spec for
putting stuff in the notification area is the same for KDE and other
desktops, so an application built for one desktop will still be
functional in another.
it routinely crashes for me in jaunty, taking any unsaved data with it.
bad enough i might clean reinstall jaunty to see if that fixes it...
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this doesn't rise to the high level of a recommends, which basically
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from, most more 'normal' than gcj. since recommends are now treate
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this doesn't rise to the high level of a recommends, which basically
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states that if package 'A' recommends 'B', every conceivable 'normal'
setup of 'A' will require 'B'. there are many java runtimes to choose
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using the latest karmic
$ cat /sys/class/dmi/id/sys_vendor
Gateway
$ cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_name
P-7805u
$ /lib/udev/findkeyboards
AT keyboard: input/event4
when trying to use 'sudo /lib/udev/keymap -i input/event4', it produces
no output for the
when trying to use 'showkey -s', it produces no output for the 'music'
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Milan, how do you change the computer name in jaunty? i had to manually
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yup, the latest updates worked for me as well. i didn't need to
reinstall gdebi.
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can we add 'ant' and 'ant-optional' to this list?
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can we add 'ant' and 'ant-optional' to this list?
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whoops, wrong bug! disregard #8
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also, 'libitext-java' would be nice since it's needed by Maven. here
are others that i'm aware of:
(canonical)
libdb4.6-java
libdb4.7-java
libsac-java
libsxltc-java
(universe)
libaxis-java
libbcmail-java
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ditto #10 and #11
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yes. when there is no location set, the applet now shows '0F'. but once
you specify a location (in this case, Glen Burnie), the units are once
again in centigrade (right now it says 24C). repeat the steps as above
and it happens every time.
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as discussed previously, this is a kludge and affects only people in
time zones greater than UTC+12 during their daylight savings, which is
far fewer than affecting everyone in a minus time zone all the time
(half of the world, including the americas) as the previous code did.
also as discussed, t
yup, it's caused by the kludge for #42115. the reasoning was that this
problem affects far fewer people (only those in UTC+12 or greater) than
the previous problem. the fix is to change the code to open Evolution
with the UTC equivalent to the current local time.
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tomcat 5.0.30 is in the repositories, but not 5.5.x. the good thing
about 5.5 is that it only requires a JRE and not a full JDK. also, the
5.5 branch is the preferred branch, according to apache.
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this still doesn't work for edgy and upstream (evolution) is apparently
not going to fix this. since this is a very visible and annoying bug in
ubuntu, and since the fix (above) is very simple and has no chance of
breaking anything, i'm sure matt will allow it. i know you guys don't
like deltas,
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yup, this works now. thanks!
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Matthias, do you honestly believe that Sun Microsystems, of all
companies, would change the public API for Java in a MAINTENANCE
release? I have looked through the changelog line by line, and have
seen no indication of such a thing. Could you please post a link to the
document that says they have
the sources are still available from Sun, correct? while it certainly
is convenient to package the sources with the binary, it's not a
requirement. the sources just must be readily available, correct? and
it's certainly not a good reason to leave a broken/insecure version of
java in the distribut
you're right, of course. i was griping about the lack of a backport on
the wrong bug report.
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"invalid" still isn't the appropriate resolution because it's a valid
request. resolve as "wontfix" if you don't feel like fixing this so it
can be revisited later.
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and the obvious solution is to backport the deps as well, since none of
them are in the ubuntu toolchain
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The package freeze for Hardy is a ways off still, isn't it? It's a bit
odd marking this as invalid now when you don't know for sure that it
won't ultimately wind up in Hardy. Are you guaranteeing that it won't
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is there a special repository i need to add? it doesn't show up in
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according to the other bug, only the source was packaged. now that it's
PD the binaries can be published.
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we get this packaged for the next release?
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while i completely agree that it would be nice if adobe released the
specs for flash, it doesn't address the core point of this bug: that
ubuntu needs a 32-bit version of firefox like fedora, suse, et al
already have.
maybe in the future all firefox plugins will be equally available on
64-bit syst
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applications such as netbeans 6 won't run with native look and feel
without it. please add to feisty (and gutsy).
thanks!
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please add tomcat 6 because it's the only tomcat version that supports
j2ee 5. i doubt it has any different deps than 5.5, which is already
present.
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unfortunately, there are so many different bugs with the current ubuntu
sound system you may have more than on problem, which makes things tough
to figure out. i have three different computers, none especially
exotic, and all three had at least to or three different problems
(although my ferrari 4
i was about to file an issue for this, myself. maven is rapidly
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thanks! how long until it makes it into Feisty?
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martin: i doubt it can be especially hard to add to feisty because none
of its dependencies have changed and nothing else depends on it. just
drop in the new version and all should work.
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yup, same here. if you look at 'dmesg' output, it says, "can not
initialize the device using windows driver". this worked fine in
Dapper, and still works in other distros (at least Suse). i had to
switch for the time being.
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same here for me after edgy final on my acer ferrari 4005. not sure
what apic does, but maybe that's why my wireless networking, battery
status, and 3D acceleration all are broken in edgy whereas they were
working in dapper. makes edgy unusable at the moment. :(
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same here. this was working with an edgy daily up until a couple of
weeks before release, i think. i dunno, but maybe it has something to
do with all those APIC errors.
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if you delete the file '/var/lib/alsa/asound.state' and reboot, the alsa
driver is properly loaded. then, you can tweak the mixer settings to
get sound (for me, i have to enable surround sound).
however, the next time you reboot, the sound goes away again and you
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try deleting the /var/lib/alsa/asound.state file and rebooting...
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try opening the volume control and enabling 'surround' from the
preferences if it exists (that worked for me). if that doesn't work,
another bug mentions the sound might go the speakers if headphones are
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same here using feisty 28 feb, except that both 'surround' and 'PCM'
control sound output---disabling either results in no sound.
$ lspci | grep -i audio
00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SB450 HDA Audio (rev 01)
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if you delete the file '/var/lib/alsa/asound.state' and reboot, the alsa
driver is properly loaded. then, you can tweak the mixer settings to
get sound (for me, i have to enable surround sound).
however, the next time you reboot, the sound goes away again and you
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the problem is a race condition with the init script. now that init
scripts are run in parallel, a kludge was added to /etc/init.d/alsa-
utils which simply waits until the file system is available. some other
condition must also need to be satisfied. this is confirmed by the fact
that the loss o
the problem is a race condition with the init script. now that init
scripts are run in parallel, a kludge was added to /etc/init.d/alsa-
utils which simply waits until the file system is available. some other
condition must also need to be satisfied. this is confirmed by the fact
that the loss of s
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breaks the upgrade path for all ubuntu
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jhasse: i disagree. any action that involves a potential loss of work
should require a confirmation by default.
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this is NOT a duplicate of that bug. there is something wrong with
interrupt handling on edgy+ with some computers that prevents it from
trapping the power button properly. as a result, the dialog does not
come up no matter if you have the option set. if you press the power
button a second time,
i believe there is a bug which does cover this. i can't remember which
one at the moment, however.
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not working with edgy. tried with 4 different computers.
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there was a similar problem with Dapper where updating the BIOS fixed
it, but this is not it. as Jani reported above and i can confirm, this
problem is still there running with fully updated BIOS. i'm not an
expert at these things, but it looks like Edgy simply does not handle
interrupts properly
i haven't checked feisty yet. can anyone confirm?
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i also have a acer ferrari 4005. i've tried the stock 4318 card as well
as replacing it with a 4306 card and an intel card, none of which work.
all of these cards work with ubuntu on other computers. there is a
serious problem with interrupts on edgy amd64 and the acer ferrari which
cause the mini
yup. how do i get it added there?
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same with my desktop on using ATHEROS chipset, 2GB ram, AMD Athlon 64,
updated DAPPER (AMD64). remove wpa_supplicant and the machine never
locks up.
also emachines laptop with BCM43xx chipset, 512MB ram, SEMPRON, updated
edgy (x86).
also acer laptop with BCM43xx chipset, 1GB ram, AMD Turion 64
No, it is NOT fucking fixed. I can't believe it's been OVER TWO YEARS
and no one has bothered to even look at this easily reproducible issue?
And because of it my (and who knows how many other people's) data is
hosed. What issues DO you investigate, if you don't investigate
corrupted file system
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 191119 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191119
Dup of bug #191119
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 191119
Installer corrupts raid drive
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Non-selected Raid Array Corruption from Installer
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/568183
You rec
It probably won't work in a VM, because of the way a VM's virtual
storage devices work. They discard everything that's not being used at
that moment, otherwise you'd have to allocate the full size of the
drive. Thus, you probably couldn't have any defunct file systems
sitting around.
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Install
Yup, and I thank you for it. And if this bug does get fixed, I imagine
those people whose data won't be hosed as a result would thank you too.
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Installer corrupts raid drive
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191119
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 542210 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/542210
NickJ, your problem is actually bug 191119 or bug 568183 (the latter is
currently a dup of the former).
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installing lucid over existing software raid 1 does not work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/560152
Note that in bug 560152, NickJ's problem is actually this bug.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 542210 ***
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Hi, NickJ,
If I interpret Whoop correctly, his problem was that he tried to install
Ubuntu to 2 separate machines while leaving his RAID /home partition
alone on each. The end result was the installer goofed
If you're going to fix this before the release, how about also fixing
bug 568183 / bug 191119 as well? Those bugs can actually destroy your
data on RAID partitions, even if the user did not elect to use the RAID
partitions during the install. This has been confirmed by several
people at this poin
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